Potowa`s Dharma of examples – Pey Cho Rinchen Pungpa – Part 2
This is the second batch (out of four) of the teachings on the Pey Cho Rinchen Pungpa or “the teachings on illustrations”, which encompasses the recordings 8 to 14, where Rinpoche explains the chapters 12 to 25 (of 45)
The quality of the recordings is ok, except for some gaps of a few minutes here and there and the many questions are often inaudible.
Part 8:
The five lay precepts – end of the general teachings
Beginning of Mahayana teachings
The four wheels to take the path of the Bodhisattva (preliminary requirements)
First wheel: Living in the right environment
Part 9:
Get prepared for the attacks of mind poisons
Second wheel: Depend on the guidance of a genuine person
Qualities of a good teacher
How a teacher and guide should not be
Part 10:
Continued: How teachers should not be
The qualities of a good disciple
Insert (47.20) Prediction of the 5th Karmapa about the lineage of the Karmapas
Insert (01.04.38) Biography of the 5th Karmapa and his predictions
Part 11:
How a bad student would be
How to relate to your teacher
How not to relate to your teacher
Part 12:
The third wheel: The ripening of the prayers and positive accumulations of the past
Signs that show us that we have not accumulated enough good karma in the past
Q: Rime movement
The fourth wheel: How to accumulate merit
Part 13:
Insert (06.00 – 09.30): Rinpoche talks about his trip to Holy Island
Four pure ways of giving
The legend of the dragon
Introduction to the Bodhisattva path
Part 14:
Characteristics of the Bodhisattava ways
Aspiration Bodhicitta
Kindness of our mothers
Gratitude
